Nevada SB26 revises procedures for entities to obtain criminal history records of individuals responsible for children, elderly, or disabled persons.
Nevada SB26 modifies the process for qualified entities to access criminal history records of individuals who have access to children, elderly, or disabled persons. The bill allows these entities to obtain records for independent contractors and vendors, aligning with federal definitions. Qualified entities must establish accounts with the Central Repository, notify individuals of their right to appeal screening results, and obtain signed waivers. The Central Repository can audit entities for compliance.
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